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, 1887-09-22
Canadian Pacific Steamer.

The new steamer being built at the
Teneir Iron works in San Francisco
by the Canadian Pacific railroad
company to rUn between Vancouver,
3. G., and Puget Sound ports, is to
be called the Premier, and will be
finished by the last of this month.
Immediately upon her completion
she will be brought north and placed
on her route. Her cost will be, all
told, about SIG0,OO0, and her speed is
guaranteed at fifteen knots an hour.
Both the hull aud boilers are of steel,
and the latter are built to carry a
pressure OF $50 pounds to the square
inch. She has triple expansions en-
Gines of 100 horse power, and will
have electric lights equal to 300 six
teen candle lights. All the state rooms
are provided with an automatic fresh
water supply, and $50 passengers can
be accommodated. The Premier is
200 feet long, with 43 foot beam, ard
viii draw ten feet of water.
, 1887-09-22
SARAH j. MCCARTHY, Plaintiff

SARAH j. MCCARTHY, Plaintiff
vs.. No. -0SJ
JAMES MCCARTHY, Defendant
The United States of america send greeting 10
James Mccarthy, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District court OF The Third Judicial
terms at the city of Port Top l,eud. Ill the
County OF Jelierso:, for the Couuties of ,JefiSr-
son, Clalam, Island and San Juar. nd TO answer
the cOmplaEL filed therein witt siStJ DAYS
after the date of the first publieaf OF this
mons, or judgment by default y.iI be taken
against Won, according TO the prayer OF the COM
plaint filed herein.
The said action Is brought to dissolve the
bonds OF mairnony between paintif and de-
fendant. That the plaintiff be awarded the care
and custody of her minor children, Mary Ellen,
aged years; Fannie H., aged years; aud John
t. aged years; and fOr Judgment for her costs
and disbursements herein on the grounds of hl-
bitual drunkenness Of the defendant, for more
than five years last past. and of abandonment
October 4th. 1855, and of cruei treatment Of
p ainiif by defendant. and for neglect and refus-
al of defendant 70 make suitable sny provi-
sioDs for plaintiffs support or for the support,
care and education of s=id children since last
aboTc named date And YOU are hereby notified
thar If fail 10 appear and answer said complaint,
as above required, plaintiff will apply 10 the
.1-x Witness the Honorable R. A. Jones,
sr, Judge of said District Court, and the
! Shah seal thereof, this 9Th day OF Nay
+-~$ y. D., lSS7.
VIM z. LEGERWOoD, Clerk
BY Mn III WuTrLEsEY, Deputy.
BRADSHAW & SACHS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dae of first publication SepI. l. 1881.
, 1887-09-22
s Veteran oE Two Wars

A, I, II. Griffith served ii both tie
war with Mexico and in the late war,
gnd is pgoi.6hy rs we'll know as any
itizen ises Aiuihss. Iowa, having
iseen q RESIDENT ~ that city for many
years, read v!la, hc says: Il have use,l
sad t1oT:Ic-.iiiy test Chamberlain :
Cnlir. Ci'rl-ia and Diarrioea Re:nedy
ii,.tB -. e-'i I'D in my family. | tis,,I /!
~ bc the d 81 medicine [ ever used for
baN.ei com; ;.Iaiut and tae purposes it is
made. lcupS'der u thoroughly rel:a5ie,
Hnd hereby recnnugLd it 20 he people
-ad 10 al icy ftieuds. i. ". GEIFFITE.
Chamberlain Guile, Ctn!eru and DER
Ihcea Remedy Is sold by Dir. ]. d. Mink
ifr SrptI
, 1887-09-22
notice TO PRINTERS,
OFFICE or TERRITORIAL AUDITOR
gtl.-.tltfN Ga. -

CISiili'la- Sait- i, 1881
Sections and OF an act c. tiled -sAn act in
relation to the Fiscal Year l.,ncrIs OF cfiSars
ma i,Uden1ai printing the Ter itury of
M.>-,inst'i, Approved JruITy /. 1885. Iaws
4aa1-5 pS. lt6-1-Sl prov !, rs follows:
SIC l. II shall be y. ,.u1y Of the territorial
.iii.. % pn5iish for irHr consecutive weeks in
me ne - = s sept Ss I sE inpediat,s,y ~ p5eee'ing
heAsl ape In &C. j. jugci;ii Il strict Of the terri
Try nee - printers. iiinE fo- bids for lie
printing Of the ruIts Of the terriior nj officer;
SiG nlds 70 state the prize per thousand ems for
compost ION; the price per toker of 30 impress
; sions Cf tl ,lH page forms. pres work; the
Mei@iit !alltI ard price of amer and price of
!s,'- i- OF s''ll frporis There sh5li De printed
ltI|cpoE OF The territorial auditor and $50
/ COPIES each OF the Ici'oFls of the treasurer.
u!CEin tenGent. Md u ard Of trustees hospital
sor insane: ttO cn',i~s q. the rcpCri Of The
I superintendent o. pIblic / STINT on aud IOa
/ copies "ch TIE reports of other territorial
{ sc. !. ON the second Tonlav in octo5 T.
'It'Ni preceding the biennial sion Of the lcais-
Ialure the territorial auditor Sh H. pr s,.I:cs
I OF he Terri orial treasurer prccep to OPEN and
examine til: bids FOR he territorial priu M nm,
. ~, hiu or hiG@-ot the lowest T'-ponsi |. iiI-b
IiS'S u ne Territory OF Washington shall he
( accepted anG T. e per or firm 10 vii IN The
/ coitii I J. aW;:rIct shali be reuri cd bcforn
c .Emenciu the w0lE. 10 give a good anil ~ n
/ CitnI bo 10 the territory in The sum of one
! tItu,a and dollars. 10 he approved by he terri
/ torial auditor. conaiti0ICd for The fIiIhfnl and
+ rIomp! execution Of the rrintin. of ~;id reports
IA 81 good aud wurkm mlrlIkc MN or, and TO de
iirer the same tO the territorial .aits is-
iOFe Inc mrs day Of he hi 'un'iIl session Of I.e
| Legislature next t.i.s Iing.
/ In pursuance OF the provisions CT The above
| mentioned aw, TO the 1ul text of which Ic'cr-
! ence is called, notice IS hereby given TO the
| printers and publishers in The Territory of
! Washington, that bids will he re iYed at this
! Office up to o'cluck p. NJ on 1IOBIay, the 10th
day of October. A. d.. 1897, for The print M and
/ binding of said reports, upon lie conditions and
| stipulations set forth in said law. anl the fur
| ther condition that the quality Of tie paper re-
quired for all of said reports shall Is foriy-eisIt
| pound white calen cred book paper, and thirty
| five pound cover paper, colorei.
| The body of the reports will lie in bOur-
geois or lrevier type l9aded will f-.opica leads.
J cNtTacfs solid, and tabular rule and figure
work in nonpHriel type; the size IT pGgps - ems
! p1Cu long and p eT.s pic3 wide. with two inches
/ space betw cen pages at side and ton i'm or,cr
that the reports may conform 10 size and style
| heretofore adopted.
Full par. icrIlars in regard 10 Lu.aiiS Of r!S
| required will be furnished on application to This
| office by letter or in Persl II.
| #. NJ. REED
Inrri rfnl ifDn.
, 1887-09-22
shs Necklg sraus.
THURsDAY, sEpiEuBER p. l.,7
As to EeV. Hanson.

tas above named gentleman oub,
tshsd in the Soatsla ost-Iatelligoo-
<sf long defence of himself ia tla
tsssRe conference r,puaiation c=ca
Rsds, Including the report of the
special conference committee which
AaA been drawn audar Instructions
q the ring. This is what the P.-L
1Sys oditorially about the defense:
ar. Hanson, Il will be seen. iustifies
hihsselt Tor opposing the location CT
tas university at Port Townsend. on
purely technical grounds. Hn quib-
, s1es IN regard TO the substitution
FHissd in Port Towrsend. raising
asRsrous minor objections. which. a5
As asserts, he conscis5tioI1slv con
soeLS .S sunclent TO constitute ground
toS Tue aGuon of the confereAe2.
Saen objections as he makfs to the
P townsend subscription could be
4AAds with equal truth aoftinst any
popular subscription. Ii the sub
sa<iosrs bad kncSzn tbadta majority of
@s eonferenessRould study their sub
seriptonsfGke a packed jury, weigh
iaS all She evidence against them
ana noHe in their favor, they would
souotkess have paid more attention
u Hninor matters which might be
SslSed upon and twisted into excuses
- breach of contract.
In spite of the slight defects OF
TORN in the subscription, which, ac-
eording to Mr. Hanson, influenced his
aston in this matter, the Post Intel
AgeReer still believes that the $40, ,00C
a. soin and lands was raised as guar
ARtsed, and that the conditions of the
pEoIiss were substantially complied
Bith. and it fails to see how any I'M
partial man could conscientiousIy be-
GaVs otherwise.
Even if there were Z reasonable
aosbt as to whether the people o.
Port Townsend had complied Will
the conditions Of the promise, how
ever, the guarantee made by Nessrs
Danny and Davis to make good tho
stipulated amount would have re-
AnYed it. OF course, it is urged IL
Da2ayd to this that the guarantee o.
8hesa gentlemen had not been put il
writing. Such quibbles seem to bt
4he order of the day Every man
women and child in Seattle knows
6swaver, that David [. Denny is able
% make good any promise that hC
may give, and nobody knows bettel
than the members Of the Methods
Conference that his word is as goOt
q kis bond. What he said he woulC
De. he would have done, and Mr.
6ARsoa knew when he cast his vote
As The conference that II the Por
IoUnsend subscription fell one penny
sAort OF the stipulated bonus, that
Rsany would have been made up.
Thsrs never was thinner excass
Ser dishonorablo act than that Of
dared by the members Of the confer
ssss who favored breaking faith witt
the people of Port Townsend Dir
Hanson knows. and every man who
Aas investigated the matter knows
sAAt Il another proposition had mo-
hss2 made 20 the conference, thu
Aanas offered by Port Townsend
soaid have been aeceBiod without
aesztion and would have been re.
sexse3 a. a fIlil comrliance with th,
s4zdisions. @Port Townsend was dc.
qElJa3 of the university not because
Asg people had not fully compiled
HfsA The terms on which il was offered
kss because q majority of the mem
Azra 81 shs conference desired to To-
eAts ths institation elsewhere, even a
sas cost OF breaking the pledged
sEfAi af the conference.
, 1887-09-22
The SIs,hsdizt University.

elz.Enfoz TAKES SIDES IN THE WAR BE
ExARx TACOMA ASD SEATTLE.
e49bssss Ss0gsf
EAs citios Of Port Townsend and
IacoIaa ara having a considerable
1aivsrsity row The Meihodists Of
NE Territory have decided 10 found
q University at some city on Puget
4Ssad. An effort was made accord
sn9ly by the citizens of Port IOWA
ssad 20 have the University located
a. tAzs city. The Methodist Coufer-
sAea which convened some months
ga made some sort of agreement
4itA Port Townsend, the tenor of
Which vas that that city should give
q boao gde bonus. amounting at least
10 40. 900 III land and $10,00O in coin
ssd building material. These sub
es<ipsions We're finally obtaired, mean
while Tacoma steps in and makes the
9sRference amuch more liberal DO
~1s By several thousand dollars than
Has agreed upon with Port Town
sad At recent meeting of the
&sthodist Conference, in view Of Ia
ssaA'a liberal offer. it was decided
Cal Port Townsend had not raised
IA subscriptions within tho time
sETsed upon and that many sabscrip-
Goas were worthless. However, GER
%aia citizens OF responsibility made
e. additional subscription of SI4, $50
- make good any deficiency in the
taznsr subscription. The bonus Of
esrsd by Tacoma was probably double
&At which was agreed upon between
The Conference and Port Townsend,
ed che avarice of a decided majority
ss sren those Conference religions
fAAs vas SO great tsat the Con.
se<s2sa found an excuse to break
saith with Pert Townsend for The
saks or putting itself in Il shape to
eesapt Taeoma's bonus. The Con
fsxsaes was addressed by the most
AziiliAnt orators whose silver toned
soieas ever echoed with7the hills and
GSS waters Of Puget Sound AIany
tisAas words were spcken, aud tie
6Dshsg Methodists Of Seattle aad
Fort xsWnsend were arrayed against
eAslE brothers OF Tacoma, which is "A
AsSessiaap city, u City of Destiny
kA . mountain and steamboat
1&zaed Tacoma; wants h,7 FerritoTv,
rxHes Sound, Straits OF Inca and thp
Tasstfs Ocean ali named Tacoma; and
@ all tho graces and sane, ity OF r.
fs@se the city waats a Iadt4ua Meth
sfkxs Gniverzity, fer which ne I,F-
a<tasa City is willing to raise ii very
i1aaifsome bonus. This is business
x1xA vs den'i blame Tacoma; but !.
aoass hook well for GIe;ho list clergy
daA 10 go back on contract sUlenln
iSualis with Port Townsend.
The Methodist conference to Ia -
s8RA has refused to locate the pro
RSoed university at Port Townsend
s1tez that place has raised the $50,
0eQ bossiss, as was required Porl
TsyRssnd did all that was required
* i. hGt because Tacoma offers 4
iAxEas bonus the conference Yiolatcs
a word II this haa been done l,y
asIldly men iust-.-s. Of ministol il
HsRl1 bo called ,iIs'loncrahip.-} "a
--zEsx IndepcJ7d 81
s, Of Seattle, I,s ac-
%tendency OF the
KS Harbur Rail-
Nn not inter
w the con
&ieh he has
, 1887-09-22
ASH You Grocer for argyle 0atmsai
Things Hyor.e NnoMins.

Il,,.: Aiicaez's are the only genuine
tvJaUS piasters.
That all other so-called porous piasters
are Limitations.
That their makers only get them up to
sell ou the reputation OF Alieock's.
That a.l so-ealled improvements and
ingredients are humbugs.
That nU one has ever made an imp-tve-
Hsnt ou Aiicock's Pcrous PiasteEs.
That when yen buy Allc,'ck's Porous
, 1887-09-22
oo=t s.assn az xervon. r.os,e.

Their sgArT'HCs ET- 70 y raai . :Loa II Won.
"ith Yoar Ni-oro = E'h, SOU. aud ,jFnns nerves
can scarcely 1r'-v IL ',lfeF Sa-sesaf fh. :l.,
oi II s'@iltfs -Ina.a e Biz .ls which, in IeEsov.
in.csefyJage Jf q s;,i.,iu and r..ul.tii1,,r n,
liver al !s1H-!s, rike- 80 ;il.d e. tI:..i.- =,
l.s'Si lrpi ilc '-r~a CO ni.- tit rVoug Iras l-
u 80 ii'r '--i -t'-i :: s>-ISr = ~ ANA So =
= 1Inpa 5-c Itflu's'ic ,5.licr,i t th,. r,.li,,-
I! llui Lis -z''a i liss-tir is sPee :: yuIaI.
q" -,rf'E :it~Fs:sii'sH. tv~Ui;inz from nTa
- ''i i;i 't o. 'F-iCsl; e at. - il-O = 5 a
? Il , ~ W.....' ttia i-IeFvf-n i%n o. In
'Ci'--- - N-'r> - ,,ie, move u rtl.H,arv a. e.
- :" "a snt elk tlia 4 '-InIi of ov.s-
- n'-ht csEr'-. Tie iHfieis a'c inraluai.ie i,
IN i!'.iisit Ii-! ti2s.I 's,. ,ina t-onbl=S. Eu
p.oy u1 substitute Tor IT,
, 1887-09-22
NOTICE.

No'icc is LeIeby given hy he undersigned,
executor Of the estate of Gus johnson. LICENSED
to the creditors of and all per,ons having
claims ~ inst said estate. TO present Them with
the necessary voTChi rs within one year after
the first pub ication of This notice. 10 the un-
dersigned. at East Sound. Orc;is Island. San
jun. County. WASH Teri or be forever barTe,l
CHARLES E. BASFE0RD.
Administrator
First publication. Aug % 1851.
, 1887-09-22
NOTICE.

desira TO give pualie no ice that lease my
son, John Grant Rollins, 10 years Df are, from
all Ob.at 10 IN. on 8 coant of Lc N Il min
or in order IhIt he may aeie Fer make q III
contracts his own :Ic, ouDl. l hereby give
notiCe thar will neither responsI le for any
debts hc mRy eonir ct, nos claim any par Of his
eaTninsS.. Mrs III y ROLLINS.
Dunrencs< " T. Au. 26, 1857
, 1887-09-22
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAHSfsRT&TIGFi Go.
Carrying the e. 9, syGii.
Pt Townsend, Seattle c. Tacoma Rout.

nNE or HE W. :. ~ T. Cos > "a
~ steamers iNa~hiugio- or Ed -
iih} viii ran daily except Sunday between PER-
Townsend and THcCma. leaving Port TuwHs'HC
al l. p m nj ;0Av.i"E at Port iui!uW. fo'I
Gamble. POrI Madison and seattle Hc;uning
le;Sve f;tcoina daily upon arrival Of The TsliT
from Portland
, 1887-09-22
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
t'ict of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at Port Townsend. jefferson County for
Tuap
, 1887-09-22
Ecsfcr rnnn f.nIh

Can be tru,y said OF that rev and chicacious
remeGJ Tor Consumption and diseases OF TIE
Throat, Ch,s, and ii =, sauta Abis. for If j.
Pleasant TO IE' Psia!e ana death 10 a cold
Druggist. 'N''-' '''o
, 1887-09-22
DlssoLUTlon OF PARTNERSHIP.

The firm heretofore existing under the name
on OrCas Island, San Juan Comfy, Washington
Territory, is this cay dissolved by mutual con-
sent, having sold their entire business to the
"CasCade Bay Lumber & Manufacturing Com
pony" who Will hereafter conduct and carry on
said business All debts and liabilities due TO,
and from said firIE. are 10 be paid to and by said
.'Cascade Bay Lumber and Manufacturing Com
pany.'' T.. p. NEWHALL,
A. NEWHALL.
). l.. FEINDLE-
Au.,,.sf ~ 1887
, 1887-09-22
Seattle -Whaicom Route.

The steamer " IA. NJ erwin VIII leave
Seattle every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening, NJ } o'tiOrk. for WhatcGIa, calling at
MGkilteo. Iuialip. COupcyills, Oak II:ubor- III.
sIlady, LacUHGeE. Fi~alCo, Anacortes. GCemes.
Sami>h. saiTEIvrU. Bellingham and SehOme-
Returning will leave What ON every Monday,
"Wednesday and Frid Y evenings, ut $ O'Clock.
for seattle, calling nj intermediate points O. the
WAY
, 1887-09-22

For freight and passage apply at Roihsrhili Il
Co.'S Oifce on Quincy street wharf, on boaro
the boats at ire same wharf.
dw-tf GEO. S. JACOBS. Scc'y.
, 1887-09-22
ONLY FORTY CENTS.

III pos;a.e stamps for Il new Nickle Plated Stem
WiudeT and Stem Setter Watch. j.lSt patented,
Address ROY jackson. Bos H. 81 East 1OlIh
street, n. Y. City. Mention this PAPER.
, 1887-09-22
Seattle-Skagit River Route.

The steamer Daisy will leave Seattle TO
SkaCit River and wav ports every Monday anC
Thursday, returning Tuesdays and Fridays.
, 1887-09-22

&. a. RIGGgARDa & %, i..cn:.
I29 4 In Saasnn;e 2; {. or. Clay
SI- Fra cisco, cal.
:g-CI9CJLAG N:Il.;.H FEE
, 1887-09-22

Hy g.. g.. HALL. Co,euel e. :. A.. re;iscd.l
Oh, that mine encnmy might write
H.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

A recently published pamphlet on Wed
lock, by an anonymous author. under
takes to show that matrimony is not so
bad as it is represented by many who make
up their picture from the scandals OF
divorce courts, the qUarrels of uucongen-
ial partners. and the disease and wretched-
ness that follow excess and Ignorance as
inevitable consequences. lie assures the
candidates for coniugal happiress that
there is golden secret by which love
may be made perpetual. The great errors
he thinks, is the traditional fiction that
husband and wife are one, and the husband
is that one. They should both preserve
their individuality as they possessed It
before marriage They should maintain
reserve the same as in the days of court
ship, they shold respect, as then, each
others personality; they should each
preserve a sphere apart from the other in
which to exercise good tastes, judgment,
will aud activities with which nature has
endowed every person, and which are
essential to the normal development,
health and continued enjoyment of exis-
tence. In a single word. his remedy for
the evils and abuse of the institution is
live under the same roof but apart
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27
Washington Marriage Companies.

A number of clerks in the treasury de-
parlment have formed a marriage insur-
ance company. Twenty of them have
already raid in their initiation fee, and
pledged themselves to stand by the con-
tract. The number is limited to fifty They
agree to pay 81 each when one of the
members gets married. A marriage in
the association is expected within few
days, and there will be test Of the prac
tical working of the organization. 1t is
said that in one of the most fashionable
clubs n Washington, close corporation,
consisting of ten or twelve Of the young
and single members, has been formed for
the purpose of marrying into wealthy
families.
A contract is signed l.y each enc entering
the orgrnzation to pay, within one year
of the time of marriage, 10 per cent of
the money and property obtained by the
marriage. 1t is agreed in the compact
that the euergy snd influence of each
member sha be exercised without res
friction to the success of the end aimed at.
Each man is an agent for himself or
some members of the organization and his
eyes wide open to acertain where profita-
bic marriages can be ma e. When a
courtship is begun the combination begins
to work, and all kinds of schemes are
manipulated to make his efforts success
full l.-PhtladeLphta Lekger.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

never knew but one or two fast read
ers, and readers of many books, whose
knowledge are worth anything. Miss
Martineau says of herself, that she Is the
slowest of readers-some times page an
hour; but then, what she reads she makes
her own.
Girls real too much and think too lit
lie.
| will answer for it that are few girls
of eighteen who have not read more books
than / have; and as to religious books, /
can count on my fingers in two minutes
all have read, but then they are mine.
Multifarious reading weakens the mind
more than doing nothing for it b. comes
necessity at last, like smoking. and is an
excuse for the mind to lie dormant whi st
thought is poured in and runs through "a
clear stream, over unproductive gravel,
on which not even mosscs grow. ] do
not give myself as a specimen, for my
nervous energies are shattered by ump
oratory, its excitements and reactions; but
know what reading is for could read
once, and did l read hard or not at all,
never skimming, never turning aside to
more inviting books and Il alto, Aristotle,
Butler, ThucyJides, Sterne, Jonathan
Edwards have passed like the iron atoms,
of blood, into my mental condition. Rec,
n. w. Robertson.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27
Independent

They have no Bible in the French
courts TO swear on, and the crucifix
which was used for that purpose has
been removed. But now and then
witness needs to swear by something,
as in judicial examination at Marseilles
lately of man accused ofsa murder A
cab-dgiver was asked if be could swear
to certain testimony he had given He
raised his hand in a tragic manner toward
heaven, and exclaimed, in stentorian
tone, Il swear it, Monsieur le Juge, BY
the ashes Of my poor sister who died OF
the choleraY He had something sacred,
if not Bible or crucifix
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

A Good HUrse-Should not hesitate 10
wait upon those i'll with such diseases as
Smallpox, Cholera or Scarlet Fever.
There is little TO be feared by persons
waiting on the sick If they will use Oar
by's Prophylactic Fluid freely. In sick
rooms it should be exposed on plate or
saucer, and the patient sponged off with
the Fluid dilated. For safety. cleanliness
and comfort in the sick-room the Fluid is
Indispensable
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

+ WILL give free of rent, taxes and all in
n cumberance, the use OF my shore, 200 feet
front, known as sycamore Point" on Horn
Point, opposite Annapolis to ANY ONE who
will erect thereon an Oyster House for the use
of the Shells. Apply to JOHN CUNNING,
52Jtf Annapolis, Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

Near the corner ( Main street North sidel
and Church Circle, a stamped leather ladies'
Finder will be rewarded on returning it to
Mrs. Iglehart's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

ese, FOR RENT.-HOUSE 102 King George
III Street, from July lst Apply to MRS. NJ.
l.. STEELE, Duke of Gloucester Street. CIV
IFOR SALE.--A desirable building LOT on
II Charles Street. near Gloucesrer-hfty-
feet front, one hundred and twenty-six feet
deep Sewer in Street. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27
NoTTCE-

l forewarn all persons from trespassing
on my farm, Primrose" as will use
the full extent of the la@.
5-21-2w, w. W. HAWKINS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27
NoTTGH

thereby warn all persons from receiving any
Checks from my pickers as l will redeem none
except those coming direct from the pickers.
m302w w. w. HAWKINS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

ISAT> BOAT. 20 feet long, in splendid or
OtA der, for Sale. Apply at This Or
FICE. SIS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

A small, comfortable HOUSE, within five or
ten minutes walk of the Middle Gate, u. s.
Naval Academy; or would rent good rooms.
Apply at this office. 67-w.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27
ANNAPOLIS, MD, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1887.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert in this column advertise.
meats of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK, or less, for 20 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27
LOST
Wanted to Ren t.

gan EMERALD SET, in gold fastening Re-
ward If left at CAPITAL Office. 67-Iw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-27

,..szgs-A FOR SALE.-A capital COW for
y s9 sale cheap Also RANGE, and
III ~ baltimore HEATER. Apply at Il.
-uaAazzaAz~ PARROpT'S L Gloucester Street.